President Donald Trump to sign executive order establishing national NIL standards amid evolving legislation
UNITED STATES, JUL 17 – The executive order aims to unify NIL rules amid a $20.5 million per school revenue-sharing cap for the 2025-2026 season, following recent legal settlements and congressional debates.
- President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order regarding national NIL standards for college sports, although details remain unclear.
- The draft order states that the Secretary of Labor and the National Labor Relations Board must clarify collegiate athletes' employment status.
- College sports leaders have been lobbying for uniform guidelines in response to the current NIL process, aiming to preserve collegiate athletic opportunities.
- Legislators are moving forward on bills to grant protections to the NCAA, while some college administrators believe that considering players as employees would provide more stability in compensation.
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Trump weighs executive order to regulate college sports NIL deals
President Trump is considering an executive order aimed at regulating college sports in response to what he views as chaos created by uncontrolled name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals for student-athletes.
Report: President Trump 'Actively Working' On Major College Sports Change
Donald Trump's Lawyer Is Turning Heads (1:31) It's hard to recall a U.S. President other than Gerald Ford (a Michigan football legend) who has been as active in regards to college sports as President Trump. He intends to maintain that streak by working even more changes to college sports on a national level.According to Front Office Sports, President Trump is "actively working" on a new executive order that will address name, image and likeness …
Donald Trump interferes with the sports world. The US president wants to limit the big money in college sports with an executive order.
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